Appellants' first contention is that under the June, 1957, contract their seniority rights were established during the life of the contract and could not be changed in mid-term. They cite the contract provision that "no other subjects will be opened for bargaining during its term or until an extension or renewal of this contract shall be opened for bargaining," and the termination clause which provided for...
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